Lift strap

[Draze]

Where can i buy lift straps for rear fender for husqvarna te 310?
Or how can i made it myself?

 

[Cosmokenney]

I got the straps for my TE 511 here: http://www.thetugger.com/
The 310 is in their application guide.

 

[OlderHuskyRider]

Get some nylon strap, I found mine in an older bag, an unused shoulder strap. I cut to length and then used a lighter to seal up the ends. I used a steel punch, heated over the stove burner, to burn small holes into the strap. Then I used pop rivets (should have used washers with the rivets) to secure it to the bike. Pretty much free.

 

[Motosportz]

I got the straps for my TE 511 here: http://www.thetugger.com/
The 310 is in their application guide.

I met these guys at the Idaho City ISDE Qualifier this year. He had a display bike with my damper on it and it caught my eye. Seemed like really nice people.

 

[bigmo]

I have one on the front and rear of my bike. I cut some 1' section off some old tiedowns that had extra length. I then BURN the holes with a soldering iron (don't cut or attempt to drill). The burn will carterize the hole and makes a very strong bolt point.

Even on my 449 with the pop off seat, I can removed the seat easily and leave the strap in place. There are lots of options on the front - clamps or forks allow many mounting options.

I cannot tell you many times straps come in handy - when the bike is ate some odd position and you need assistance, it is SO nice to have a an easy and mud-free place to get a solid hand.

 

[Cosmokenney]

I have one on the front and rear of my bike. I cut some 1' section off some old tiedowns that had extra length. I then BURN the holes with a soldering iron (don't cut or attempt to drill). The burn will carterize the hole and makes a very strong bolt point.

Even on my 449 with the pop off seat, I can removed the seat easily and leave the strap in place. There are lots of options on the front - clamps or forks allow many mounting options.

I cannot tell you many times straps come in handy - when the bike is ate some odd position and you need assistance, it is SO nice to have a an easy and mud-free place to get a solid hand.

Curious how you attached yours to the rear of your 449?

 

[Cosmokenney]

I met these guys at the Idaho City ISDE Qualifier this year. He had a display bike with my damper on it and it caught my eye. Seemed like really nice people.

I like the full refund policy.

 

[bigmo]

Curious how you attached yours to the rear of your 449?

Here you go - excuse the messy garage, bikes and life... Kids, work, soccer...they all seem to take a toll on what I SHOULD be doing!

The rear on the 449 was tricky at first, but I like this setup. I can take it off and measure if you want, the length I have now is perfect for function and the seat slides off easily too.

 

[Cosmokenney]

Here you go - excuse the messy garage, bikes and life... Kids, work, soccer...they all seem to take a toll on what I SHOULD be doing!

The rear on the 449 was tricky at first, but I like this setup. I can take it off and measure if you want, the length I have now is perfect for function and the seat slides off easily too.

Oh, that's a really good idea.

FWIW, your garage makes mine look like a bomb went off in it. I just can't seem to keep it clean. There's always something that needs wrenching.

 

[ARH]

I use old seat belt strapping. It is extra thick and durable. Also easier on the hands than some other thin strapping types. Hauled my kids bikes over enough logs to know.